Desperately seeking Susan's cousins.

Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber's paranoid, surreal new film has more than a little in common with Satoshi Kon’s mind-bending psychological thriller.

The director’s latest leaves behind genre thrills for the visceral horror of being stuck with people you can’t stand.

Lee Chang Dong’s latest is enthralling despite its glacial pace.

The acclaimed director shows no signs of slowing down with his third feature.

Jacques Audiard is a gem.

The veteran director returns with another historical epic that has a few surprises up its sleeve, despite a meandering first act.

Threads of Katsuhiro Otomo’s influential anime can still be seen across all types of art that we consume, from the East to the West.

These films paying homage to different eras of Rock Hudson turn tropes on their head as they reflect on issues that the older films would not.

Scare machines as explorations of deeply personal fears and traumas.

The anime adaptation showed us how CGI could be used as a hyper-real aesthetic and not just a shortcut.